John E. Dunn

2 weeks ago | computerworld.com | John E. Dunn

For web publishers, stopping AI bots from scraping their best content while consuming valuable bandwidth must feel somewhere between futile and nigh impossible. It’s like throwing a cup of water at a forest fire. No matter what you try, the new generation of bots keeps advancing, insatiably consuming data to train AI models that are currently in the grip of competitive hyper-growth.

3 weeks ago | carrollcountycomet.com | John E. Dunn

Rossville commemorated another successful season at its recent basketball awards banquet. After starting 7-5 in its first 12 games, Rossville won nine of its last 13 to finish with a 16-9 overall record. The Hornets’ 16 wins are the most since they went 18-8 during 2020-21 season, which was their third consecutive year with 18 wins. Head coach Cory Dunn […] An online subscription is required to view this content. Please login below or Subscribe today to access this story.

3 weeks ago | carrollcountycomet.com | John E. Dunn

Delphi basketball head coach Chad Pulver presented individual awards during the team’s annual awards ceremony held prior to Spring Break. The Oracles won nine of their last 12 games to finish with a 15-9 record, their most wins in a season since going 19-6 during the 2012- 13 season. It was also Delphi’s first winning season since finishing 13-12 in […] An online subscription is required to view this content. Please login below or Subscribe today to access this story.

3 weeks ago | csoonline.com | John E. Dunn

Government will bring more managed service and data center providers under regulation to tighten cybersecurity.

3 weeks ago | computerworld.com | John E. Dunn

Chinese companies are trying to cut Taiwan’s lead in semiconductor technology by hiring away its best engineering talent through ‘front’ companies that hide their connections to China, the Taiwanese Ministry of Justice Investigation Bureau (MJIB) has alleged. In a dramatic crackdown on the practice last week, MJIB said its agents raided 11 Chinese companies in 34 locations, questioning 90 individuals in connection with what it described as an “illegal poaching” campaign.